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Hi,  Our customer experience team is a cross-office and semi-remote team. We were struggling to document concepts, host conversations, write feedback and showing the whiteboard during virtual meetings.  That’s how we landed on Miro. I started experimenting with miro as a central location to host tangible deliverables when working with a development team. Anything from the project scope, UX workshops, mapping out workflows, wireframes, and mockups. It became the sharing point when meeting with project managers, fellow designers, and developers.   It solves all of the problems I mentioned earlier. We were able to document early-stage concepts using stickies. We were able to provide feedback, having back and forth conversations virtually using the comments, which was especially useful when working across time zones. The biggest difference it made, was that we could brainstorm, and point to visuals all in one central location. When “whiteboarding” ideas in the office the virtual attendees

When using Miro assist on 2 or more items wich are same types, cannot use a thing as simple as “translate to”you have to do it for each label… Nonsense.And at the end of the process of one translation, miro decides to zoom on the text label  each time ! so user have to unzoom each time… What a time loss >< 

We have a SUPER exciting community event coming up this week, led by our APAC user leaders @Isman Tanuri and @Joshua William Davies ~ Community Clinic with Miro HeroesWhen? Thu, Aug 12, 5:00 PM (GMT+8)RSVP HEREWhy you should join us for this special APAC VMUG edition:You're already a Miro user but you have more questions or you'd like to revisit the platform and refresh your knowledge You're an educator, learning or process facilitator or trainer, and you'd like to sharpen up your virtual facilitation game with MiroWhile there are many Miro Heroes in our midst, Isman and Joshua have asked an international group of passionate virtual facilitation and virtual collaboration practitioners to help us help you get the most of out this learning event. You'll be organized in groups of like-minded peers with our Miro Heroes who'll help you discover more about the platform, the benefits and advanced use cases for Miro.It's all experiential and non-judgemental!Meet our Miro Heroes on the day:Alin

Join us April 22nd for ATX Virtual Miro User Group: Moms Making It Work From Home. We’ll have an amazing panel of mothers who work remotely and now have kids at home all day due to school closings because of recent events. We’ll touch on various topics, such as Setting expectation with work and family Supporting your kids’ needs Managing as a single parent ...and finding the silver lining in it all  Panelist: Jerra Murphy from GM Danya Keach from Upwork Megan Pinchback from Dyslexia on Deman Tanya Junell from Blue Label Labs Moderator: @Brittni  from Miro Though we’re based in Austin, TX, anyone worldwide is welcome to join in on the conversation!  RSVP Today: https://events.miro.com/e/m5wppq/

Dear Miro Team,I am writing to you regarding the subscription plan. Recently I've found your wonderful platform. As a Ukrainian, I found out that Miro provides free access to subscription plans for Ukrainians. I haven't purchased any of the plans yet. So I would like to know what I should do next.Thank you in advance.Email: cat745138@gmail.com Miro’s email for my account

Howdy all - not sure when this feature was introduced, but the relative snapping (adjusting dimensions and having those dimensions match to other like dimensions within the current view) is awesome! The next level would be to do the same for margins :)Real talk, thank you for introducing this feature 

When running workshops and users are spending time thinking, filling in boards, it would be great to have a concentration music play button to make it a nice experience for clients

 Hi Miro community, In the past months we have organised several Miro(verse) events and it has been a success and loads of fun! We are already planning  many more, and would love to hear what topics, themes, and use cases you would like us to organise events around. Maybe there is a specific Miroverse template you would love to learn more about? Please share your thoughts, wishes, and suggestions in the comments  

Hi everyone,Next week @Regine is leading an event where she will guide us through an exploration journey during which we will learn more about what makes us the superheroes that we are.I stopped to think for a moment, ‘What is actually my superpower(s)?’, and i thought ‘kindness’ is one of the most important ones- what do you think, can it be considered a superpower? What are your superpowers? Please share in the comments   

Defina as regras de conduta e participação do grupo, baseadas nos princípios da netiqueta.

Hello dear Miro community members,I'm traveling to the Canvas 25 conference in October, which I'm really looking forward to. And I hope to meet many of you there in person!I'm also taking the opportunity to give a talk on “Designing AI Strategy & Transformation” together with Professor Anases Bari at the New York University as part of NY AI Week. I will be presenting our Miro template for a Lean Data & AI Strategy Workshop. I would be delighted to meet other Miro community members there!Please spread the word: The event is free, but requires registration:https://luma.com/nclh3u09Let me know in the comments if you have any questions or feedback. 👇All the best,Martin

When our team started planning new projects for the current period, we decided that it was time to have everyone participate and commit. We also wanted everyone to know about everyone else’s projects, and we wanted to provide a chance for everyone to participate in anything that was of their interest and matched their skillset. Obviously, we jumped directly to Miro.In our board, a few things happen:Everyone participated planning the projects. Everyone shares updates on the activities related to the projects they are involved with. Everyone provides feedback!The last point is the one I am most excited about. During our monthly meetings, the whole team jumps into the Miro board to write questions, comments, suggestions, and provide help. We have never been a better connected team (even if we are working from home).

Hi everyone  Welcome to the fist Miroverse Monday this September  This week we have 8 new templates to add to the Miroverse collection    Playful Workshop: Mountain Theme by mct was created to make online collaboration using a virtual board more appealing, fun, and playful, Niko Niko Team Calendar by Daniela Felser helps you and your team to find out more about each other's happiness, and Kaizen Race - Retro Game by Felipe Cholla was designed to promote a fun environment during the continuous improvement sessions.Playful Workshop: Mountain ThemeKaizen Race - Retro Game  Team Purpose Workshop by @Daria Rudnik will help you run a 2,5 - 3 hours session with your team and discover your WHY.   Design Critique Playground by @Mimi offers a workshop template that supports teams to collect constructive feedback on design and improve the quality of solution.Part of Design Critique Playground  Memorable Experience Framework by Audree Lapierre helps product teams consider the well-being and deligh

Our very own @Shipra Kayan is featured in this great article today in Fast Company.  Shipra explains the simple principles that successful facilitators apply to make meetings more engaging for everyone. Full article: https://www.fastcompany.com/90746457/3-science-backed-ways-to-help-you-run-better-meetings Any questions for Shipra after reading this article? I have a hot tip that she loves the Miro Community and will be happy to answer any questions or join the conversation here with you all. 

During one of our Miro Hero orientations, my breakout room had a delightful discussion about playing games 🧩🎲 in Miro. If you caught the APAC Community Events last week (shout out to @Joshua William Davies and @Isman Tanuri!), you know that Miro can make work really fun with delightful emojis, awesome extensions, and even hiding parts of the board. If you haven’t already, make sure you check out the Fun and Games section of Miroverse. If you have, what are your tips for adding FUN to facilitation and making work more delightful with Miro? 

Hello everyone! As one of the last posts in 2022, I wanted to share the latest creation from my team at Hiro Studio, our newest Miroverse submission, the Miro Orientation Café (https://miro.com/miroverse/miro-orientation-cafe/). For over a year, we have been working on identifying the foundational pieces that new Miro users need to be taught in order to quickly begin engaging in a workshop. This Miro Experience provides visual, written, and video instructions that appeal to a variety of learning styles and can get new users up to speed and ready to contribute in no time.  Huge ups to @Rachel for her constant support and always helping us push the boundaries of what is possible in Miro, and to Hilary, Hiro Studio’s amazing designer who pulls all of the crazy ideas out of our heads and makes them beautiful.Keep on designing amazing experiences in Miro everyone! I hope you all have happy holidays and wish you the best in 2023!Jon 

A very insightful study by PwC on #remotework trends. Zooming on the 'physical office' conundrum, it seems like employers and employees have different expectations on what the physical workplace should deliver.In my mind, I can see a promising middle ground that is the hybrid model. Simply because none of those factors quoted by both employers and employees are impossible to achieve while working remotely.What I'm proposing (in fact, a couple of my clients are running away with this idea!) is the concept of 'Virtual Middle Place' (somebody has a snazzier moniker?) It is a hybrid workplace enabled by collaborative and interactive platforms such as Miro, Mural and Stormboard.It is a middle place for an organisation where some people will choose to work from home, some in the office, and most will switch their environments once in a while. A very fluid working environment, yet always connected.Using #virtualmiddleplace, facilitative leadership theories and techniques, I believe I can help

I have a presentation about how to do Sprint Retrospective, and I would like to use Miro in my presentation. I don’t have upgraded version, but it would be great to show all the other Scrum Masters, along with the Scrum Lead, how these features work. So, is it possible to have upgraded version for free, just for one day?

The San Francisco chapter of Miro's User Group (MUG) is hosting a virtual miro user group! We're teaming up with Can Wang and Mariana Almeida from Upwork to discuss problem solving and ideation strategy in product development and how their tackling their users needs! Join us virtually wherever you are on April 9th at 2pm PST for fun collaborative workshop and presentation https://events.miro.com/events/details/miro-san-francisco-presents-sf-v-mug-using-miro-for-remote-problem-solving-ideation/#/

Hi folks! I just want to quickly draw your attention to a few new apps in the Miro Marketplace by Miro Labs that you may find useful: Bookmarks: https://miro.com/marketplace/bookmarks/Create shared bookmarks of board items / locations that you often need to revisit. [Demo video] Saved Selections: https://miro.com/marketplace/saved-selections/Snapshot and name complex selections of board items to reload later. [Demo video]Avataaars: https://miro.com/marketplace/avataaars/Enliven your workshops and presentations with your own custom avatars. [Demo video] Feedback is very welcome, either here, or using the Submit feedback icon in each app. Thanks! Thor.